Latest updates on Thanksgiving travel road conditions during peak travel days

As Thanksgiving approaches, a cross-country storm is forecast to bring wet and wintry weather from California to Maine, potentially disrupting travel for millions. Snowfall in the West could close roads and slow traffic, especially in areas like Denver, Colorado. In the central U.S., a mix of rain and snow is expected from the Upper Midwest to Texas, with a risk of isolated severe storms in the lower Mississippi Valley. In the Midwest and Northeast, accumulating snow is forecast along major highways like I-70 and I-80, with heavier snow in northern New England. Lake-effect snow in western New York could lead to difficult travel conditions on Interstate 90, possibly causing road closures. Overall, significant travel disruptions are anticipated for drivers and flyers during what is considered the busiest travel holiday of the year. Stay updated on weather forecasts and allow for extra travel time to ensure a safe and smooth journey during the Thanksgiving holiday period.

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